Has the Female Side Character Gone Green Tea Yet?

How should I put it? After reading it, I feel that the second male protagonist is more suitable for the female protagonist. The male protagonist forces the female protagonist to do things too much. The female protagonist clearly understands the development of the plot, but she is slow to deal with the relationship with the male protagonist. I don't understand it.

It was said at the beginning that it was green tea, but there was no trace of green tea at all, so our heroine acted like she was sick and kept sticking it to the hero.

The heroine is neither tea nor a bitch. She talks about leaving the hero, but actually doesn't take any useful actions. The hero's Bai Yueguang character is even more ridiculous. He looks like a scumbag after being haloed by the heroine.

Very, very, very ugly. Let's just say that I have never seen a book that left me so speechless. I really can't stand it anymore, so I rated it as not good-looking. If you're curious, just watch it. Anyway, I think it's very bad-looking.

Demining for all sisters. The male protagonist is not emotionally dedicated. He helps Bai Yueguang and feels pity for Bai Yueguang. He carries her to the hotel. The female protagonist is angry. The male protagonist apologizes and the female protagonist forgives her. Are you two acting here? The writing is not good, the plot is not exciting, the characters are incomplete, and it feels like there are three personalities. There's really no words to say

Not bad

The heroine is too much like a virgin, and the plot is too unreasonable

Let's clear things up for the sisters. Not only the heroine but also the hero has really gone on the road to the Virgin Mary and will never come back. The heroine's best friend is also a complete scumbag. The second male villain happens to be on the forefront of being teasing and vicious with the second female villain. In short, the protagonists are not normal...

Is the heroine green tea? Many ideas are abnormal.

There is an old Baozong story, in which a female protagonist comes to pick up trouble and is kicked out. Later, her good friend comes to help. The three consecutive chapters are about how the female protagonist acts coquettishly and how the male protagonist pretends to be. It will cause some aesthetic fatigue. If you are interested, you can read it.